RODE, B. (1770), Berlin. Court silhouettist. ROSENBERG, T. E. Painted on plain or convex glass with backings of wax or plaster. Worked sometimes in colour. Address: 14, The Grove, Bath. Painted lockets, trinkets, and snuff-boxes. Prices from 7s. 6d. to £1 1s. Also Rosenberg, of Bath, at Mrs. Barclay’s, ye Temple. XLV. ROUGHT, W., Corn Market, Oxford. Painted on glass. “One-minute sittings from 5s. to 10s. 6d.,” on female figure. Owner: Mr. A. B. Connor. ROWE, G. ROZEN (1766). Russian silhouettist. Signature on two fine portraits in the possession of Madame Nossof, Moscow. LVIII. RUNGE, PHILIP OTTO (1777-1810). Painter and silhouettist. Cut out in white paper, flowers, animals, human figures. His works have been collected and published in Germany. SANDHEGAN, M. Painted on card and glass. Marlborough Street, Dublin. SCHÄDER, K. (1799). Silhouette painted on glass. SCHARF. Black cut silhouette on blue ground. Eighteenth century. SCHELYMAC, I. W. (1779). SCHENAN, J. C. (1768). Painted picture, “L’Origine de la peinture ou les portraits à la mode.” SCHINDLER, ALBERT (1805-1861), Silesia. Coloured silhouette portraits. SCHMALCALDER, C. Invented profile machine, patented 1806. Address: Little Newport Street, Soho. Mathematical and philosophical instrument maker. SCHMED (1795-1801), Vienna. Many examples of his work were at the Exhibition at Brünn, 1906. He painted on glass, using Indian ink decorations; sometimes coloured foils as background. SCHREINER, CHRISTOPHER. Eighteenth century. Inventor of an instrument of the pantograph type for the reduction of silhouettes. SCHROTT, G. Silhouette landscapes and portraits with gold backgrounds. SCHUBRING, G. Illustrated, in cut silhouettes, songs and stories. (See Bibliography.) SCHÜLER (1791). Engraved silhouette portrait in _Annalen der neueren theologischen Literatur in Kirchengeschichte_. SCHÜTZ, FRANZ. Born 1751, in Frankfort-on-Maine. Landscape painter and silhouettist. SCHWAIGER, HANS (1906), Prague. Cut and painted silhouettes. SCOTT, M. (1911). Draws silhouette portraits in Indian ink. 11, South Molton Street, W. SCROOPE, G. (1824). SEIDL, C. Gold background, black silhouette, locket size. SEIGNEUR. Cut silhouette of Gibbon. Lent by Miss Adam to Royal Amateur Art Society’s Loan Collection, March, 1902; also Monsieur and Madame de Sévery by same artist. SEVILLE, W. (1821), Lancaster. Advertisement: “At a large room adjoining the Merchant’s Coffee Room, Market Street. Striking likenesses cut with scissors in a few seconds, 1/-.” LVI.